And in fact, that it is a real fact, in contrast to conceivable fact?
The concept of the fruit of consciousness imaginable kind of conceptual education. If you say that perception of reality can be relative, i.e., possibly true, it proves to be difficult to separate from fictional. Consciousness is often unable to give an explanation for the apparent phenomenon, and a sober mind is very wary of the obvious.
Something thefixeraboutbathing as realsness, and imparted the significance of the fact, in fact, can such not okazatsXia
Philosophers could so easily share something that is a reality and something that is conceivable as a synonym for perfect that these two phenomena are acquired hammered and finished form of the relation of existence and consciousness.
Philosophers understand the real as something that is known and proven. In this sense, it is (real) fully corresponds to the concept of "fact". Conceivable is something that may be incorrect and contrary to known and proven knowledge. And then it cannot be a fact.
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The concept of the fruit of consciousness imaginable kind of conceptual education. If you say that perception of reality can be relative, i.e., possibly true, it proves to be difficult to separate from fictional. Consciousness is often unable to give an explanation for the apparent phenomenon, and a sober mind is very wary of the obvious.
Something thefixeraboutbathing as realsness, and imparted the significance of the fact, in fact, can such not okazatsXia
Philosophers could so easily share something that is a reality and something that is conceivable as a synonym for perfect that these two phenomena are acquired hammered and finished form of the relation of existence and consciousness.
Philosophers understand the real as something that is known and proven. In this sense, it is (real) fully corresponds to the concept of "fact". Conceivable is something that may be incorrect and contrary to known and proven knowledge. And then it cannot be a fact.